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The upcoming Nigerian elections is set to be a defining one for the country. Rampant corruption and the terrorist threat from Boko Haram have dampened the economic and social climate. The world is watching keenly as for the first time in a decade it is unclear which party will emerge victorious
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Rajni Bakshi, senior Gandhi peace fellow at Gateway House, reacts to the Supreme Court ruling on Section 66A of the Information Technology (IT) Act.
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The average L-1 visa denial rate to Indians is far higher than the average, according the latest NFAP report. This has serious implications for Indian IT professional as well as the global technology industry as a whole, while raising disturbing questions about American protectionism
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With the Modi government’s focus on improving neighbourhood relations, India cannot afford delays in its aid projects in the region—especially because aid is an effective foreign policy instrument. Why are these projects getting delayed? Is the government taking remedial steps to improve India’s aid programme?
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The IMF’s 2014 review has some good GDP news but its reservations on interest rates bears closer attention. It can take 32 months for the effects of a an interest rate cut to be felt. What does this mean for the Indian economy?
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The reservoir at 1.25 billion people is huge. India has an incredible amount of talent management, says Manjeet Kripalani by the Indian think tank Gateway House.
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India has an incredible amount of talent management," said Manjeet Kripalani, once India-director of the business magazine "Business Week" and co-founder of the Indian think tank Gateway House
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The reservoir at 1.25 billion people is huge. India has an incredible amount of talent management, says Manjeet Kripalani by the Indian think tank Gateway House.
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The Thein Sein government’s initial successes in Myanmar have eroded, as it vacillates between reform and a return to an authoritarian past. The violent suppression of student protestors this month will further impact the president’s re-election later this year. But will a new government continue the reforms and honour peace agreements with ethnic groups?
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Rajrishi Singhal, Senior Geoeconomics Fellow, Gateway House, has written an article commenting on the recent cut in the repo rate in India. This article has been republished by Business Line